San Diego Braces for Extreme Heat Watch Starting Tuesday as Monsoonal Moisture Brings Mountain Thunderstorms
Residents need to prepare for dangerous heat conditions and prepare for potential mountain flooding or travel disruptions from afternoon storms through mid-week.
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